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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-22
Base Ball.

At Baltimore, Detoits, 13, st. Louis, .,
base hits, Detroit, Is, st. Louis, 4, errors
Detroits, 7, ST. Louis, Z, earned runs, De-
troit, 4, St. Louis, 0. Batteries, BALDWIN,
Bennett and CAMEL for Detroit, Foutz and
Boyle for ST. Louis.
This gives Detroit the worlds champion
ship. having already won majority of the
series.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-22

While the above shows conclusively that
there was wheeling in this section Of the
State st the time of the robbery and would
corroborate Stains evidedce that the gang
started from Gardiner in wagon, the writer
knows from personal observation that there
was some sleighing at Dexter at the same
time. He was one of party who went
from Dexter to Hartland by sleigh the day
before the bank robbery.
Concluded on fourth pape.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-22
Death OF solomon Nash.

LIvERMoRE FALLS, Oct. 81.
Soloman Nash. prominent farmer and
extensive stock raiser residing in Jay, died OF
lung fever last night The deceased was
widely known in this section Of the State
The funeral will occur Sunday. He was 4
wears ofage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-22
death ola Sea Captain.

THoMAsreN. Oct. 81.
Capt. Peter Vesper, native of Sweden,
one Of Thomaston's Oldest shipmasters, died
this afternoon, aged so years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-22
THEY ARE so CONVENIENT !

Mruey act quick xiv They are SO sure
ueres nothing ike the I'M. They never fail.
n, ms is the record. and these the endorsements
S,o thousands VINO have suffered from the variety OF
''onach Troubles caused by
DYSPEPSIA AND SINDIGETION.
NDu nave gained no relief until they used
D.. KS
lney received immediate benefit. and were per
~Aenliy cured. An occasional use of
,I W. Mark R. Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers,
s,nr n prevent Heartburn, or any disorders of the
nvsach, and correct all conditions which lead to
0'sRepsia and Indigestion. take d. X. and be
E.n A., has become almost world wide maxim
cost only 80 cents for large box (trial box fol
and will be sent by mail to any part OF the
=. .. on receipt of price. by
-''n'ie Smith. a and % fremont st.. Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next 24 Hours.
WSr Deuarrroeu.

Wsr Department,
Once of the Chief Signal Officer.
washington. D. c., Oct. 22-i a. M.
Far; cooler, followed by warmer; fresh to
brisk, porthwes;eriy, higher on coast. Storm
signals, New York to Eastport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-22
Second Dispatch.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
DEXTER, Oct. 81.
Conversation with prominent men discloses
the fact that up to Thursday the attorneys
for the defense were undecided as to the
matter of offering any testimony in behslf of
their clients at the examination tomorrow.
1t is now conceded by many that the testimony
eff Dexter people will be sufficient to bind the
men over Saturday will be big day here
and the town will be filed with strangers
drawn thither by the examination.
There is much excitement here and people
are divided in opinion on the subject. New
facts regarding Barron's business connection
with party here are said to have been dis
covered leading man says Barron prob
ably owed his partner two thousand dollars
and that the books relating to this partner
ship were all wrong Those who maintain
the suicide theory are beginning to use this
hitherto concealed fact in their arguments.
The following came here Thursday night
erected to Mr. Wood, postmaster
South BEyD, Ind. Dot l6.
Mr.. wooD-Dear Sir: see in the Chica-
90 Times of Cashier Barrons murder and the
bank being robbed. If it is case of i'm
portsnoe can tell by coming where the
murder committed who the party was that
murdered Barron. Name your reward and
guarantee perfect satisfaction. l wait for an
answer. Direct to Mrs. NJ. E. Rea, High
School Building, South Bend, Ind.
Cora Merryfeld, better known as Cora
Stain, daughter of David Stain, with her hus-
band, arrived at Dexter Friday morning.
There also came young woman from South
Boston. 1t is understood that they are wit
nesses for the defence.
Third Dispatch.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
DEXTER, Oct. 81.
When the $50 train moved out from the
Augusta depot this afternoon it carried quite
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
Asixona's 0Ich VallOyO.

Col D. H. Wallace, ex-receiver of the Tucson land office. informs the Star that he considers the region around Phenix the graden spot of Arizona. The
 vast improvements in progress in that quarter. the influx of the very best class
 of people to inhAbit those valleys, the rich natural resources of the country, warrant the most sanguine predictions. Salt river valley covers an area of about IS by 70 miles in size. Its irrigation system Is an extensive one. The Arizona Canal Company waters very nearly 100 900 acres of land; the Grand Canal, l6,OO0 acres; two other ditchee cover 10000 acres each. The total irrigated. or capable of irrigation, foot up about I36.O00 acres. Nearly every foot of this land has been located. in addition to which very valuable improvements have been made. The Arizona Company sells a permanent water right for 50 acres for $6Q0. That is about the pro portionate charge. The purchaser, however, Is afterwards required to pay an additional water rent In the Gilz valley, some fine ditches have just been
 fully completed. The Buckeye Canal
 is ? miles in length, with a capacity
 to water l7.00o acres of land; the Hall ditch covers 10000 acres, and the St
 Louis ditch about the same. Wherever
 the water can he turned on, the earth
 brings forth bounteously. Colonel
 Wallace asserts that almost anything
 will grow in those valleys-wheat
 barley, corn, oats and every description
 of vegetables. With the exception ol
 oranges, almost any kind of fruit doe.
 well. including peaches, apricots, grapes
 etc. The water is pure, and admirably
 adapted for drinking purposes. People
 are docking in to occupy the land, many
 of them are persons of considerabl,
 means. In addition to the agricultura
 advantages referred to. the hills arc
 peopled with enterprising and success full miners. such as have made Arizou,
 famous for wealth throughout the world
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
Saved Ills Life.

Mir. D. L Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky, says he WAS, for many years, badly afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were almost uncomfortable and would sometimes almost throw him into convulsions. He tried Electric Bitters and got relief from the first bottle and after taking six bottles was entirely cured, and had gained in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes be would have died, had it not been for the relief afforded by Electric Bitters- Sold st fifty cents bottle by C. s. Huichin- son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
Programme.

The following Is the programme tor the piano recital. given by Mrs N- Ellis, Saturday evening, al the Prescott Opers House:
 PART FIRST Piano duett, overture, Mrs. \. Ellia and Ludwig Thomas. Baritone solo. Infelice. A. c. Hey!e. Piano solo. Il Trovstore. Mrs. Ellis. Soprano solo. Flower Polka, Miss Jessie E. Stevens. Duet:, The Firen,en. Mess.s. Jos Dsuphin and ". W. Vanderbilt Piano solo. Elis,r D'Amore, Mrs Ellis.
 PARr SECOND Piano du,t;, Miss Katie Tritle and Ms. Ellis.
 Tenor solo. An So Far, ". V. Van derbil..
 Piano solo. Bohemisz Girl, Mrs. Ellis Baritone Solo. l. Baleno. Joe. Dau phin.
 Harp solo. William Tell, Miss Kati Tritle.
 Piano solo, cAnpaaslla, Mrs. Ellis.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02

for the relief of Samuel Hin on the Normal school contract
 Bills were introduced,
 By Andrews No. %, ia reference to probate courts
 By Scott ,d Pima. No. et, sn act in relation ,o mineral deposits.
 By Gray. No. 8. aunoxing portion oi Puma 10 Co'hi~e county.
 By White. Fo. 9s, to foster the herd- ing oi live stock.
 By Ming No 9i, to amend section g of the sct establishing the insane asy- lum.
 By P,el. No. 9j. from the code com mission, concerning escheats-
 By Peel. No. 9b. from the code. con cerning carriers.
 The house has psssed resolution providing that no bills shall be intro duced after Friday, March Ain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
FROM NoSoAYs $ DAILY.

Delightful spring weather. No California mail yesterday Judge Tinker of Flagstaff, Is in town. B. A. Fickas Of Tombstone, is visiting Prescott again.
 Charles Cohen leaves tomorrow for . business trip to Blackberry. Alfred Ruiz has gone into the mercan- tile business in St. Johns. Albert Behau, son of John Behan, arrived here on Saturday from the east. The comic opera enti led the Swiss Cottage" will he produced at an early day.
 T. Otto came in Saturday, from a two days hunting trip. along the head of the Verde, with fifty fat ducks.
 Secretary Bayari and Frank Meadcr bAgged thirty quail yesterday in a few hours' hunt near Point of Rocks.
 The reported death ci Hon. A. W. Callen proves to have been a canard. "Old Grizzly" is worth half dozen dead men.
 Nothing like traveling in style now, one of those fine valises or trunks pur- chased at the Lion store. would he &C., ceptsbly received at Saratoga.
 J W. Evans, formerly deputy [. S. Marshal of this territory, is piling for tune away from the proceeds of com missions on real estate sales in PheniX Hon. Chester Thomas and wife will leave shortly ir an extended visit east. Daring ,heir two or three years resi- dence m Prescott. this couple have made host oi friends, who regret ;heil departure.
 Frank Hereford, Esq, is a candidate fur the ofioe of register of the L. s. land office at this place It is said that he
 hss the hacking of his uncle, ex-Sena tor Frank Hereford O. West Virginia Frank is "A promising young attorney
 of good clerical ability, the best dancer in Tucson, and the hand-omest society man in the city.-Star. The attention of miners is directed tS the advertisement m this issee of tn, Arizuna Sampling works, from which I
 will be seen that the projectors expect tt
 have them in operation sixty days Min'
 owners should get 10 work getting on
 ore, nov that market Is assured then
 st home.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
TUESDAY, March list.

X night session of the house was held last night, st which the Ill to abolish the territorial university was indefinitely postponed.
 Council bill 20. repeating the two mile limit sheep herling las, came up for final passage. when s call of the house WIS ordered. Messrs Gray and Collins being absent. The sergeant si arms after s search of an hour and . half reported that he WAS unable to find the absentees. and the session closed at l0:30.
 The lottery bill vas reported fxvorably this morning in the council. by Lyons from the committee on education, and the bill was passed. Anderson, Foster Blinn and Stevens voting nay.
 Council bills 75. 6S, eA. g. 8 and 72 and house bills C.. s5, 77 and 55 being code bills. were passed by unsnimoas votes.
 In the house bills were introduced,
 By Adsmson, No. 100. an act provid. ing for the treatment of insane persons. By Adamscn, No. l0l, concerning the public domain. By Adamson. No. l0s, concerning corporations.
 B. Fisher. No. l03. se provide for carrying out the provisions of an act for the protection oi domestic animals.
 By Doran, Xo. l04. concerning bridges.
 By Atkinson No. l05. conceruing duties of county officers. .
 By Aiamson, No. los. % amend the penal code.
 4 message was received from the gov. ernor, giving notice of spprovSls of ( nun CT ol house bills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
oen's expss,nsns.

You cannot afford to waste time in experimenting when your lnngs are in danger. Consumption slways eeems q first, only cold. Do not permit any dealer to impo-e upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. Kings New Dis. covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the genuine. Because he can make more profit he may tell you he has something just as good, or just ihe same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting Dr. Kings New Discovery, which Is guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. Trial bottles free Ut c. 5. Hutchinson's drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02

l John White, pronimnent stock mal
 of Peoples valley is in town. 1 Quite rivalry has already sprung ul
 between Flagsiaf's two banks.
 J. W. Sullivan is making shipmen oi cattle 10 the Los Angeles market W. C. Bsshiord { Co. received < ca load of barley and other feed to-day. Geo. \. Allen returned last evenin, from visit to Peoples valley and vicin ity.
 Governor F. A. Trisle and wife are ex pected to arrive here tomorrow or mex day.
 E. H. witherell. proprietor of the Coyote Spring ranch. was in town to day.
 Golden rule chapter, Eastern Stsi Lodge will meet on Thursday, of this week.
 Woolen overrhirts cheaper than ever at the Lion store, new invoice just received
 The Hook and Ladder company will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening.
 John Roberto and bride are domi- ciled in the Beach mansion. in Kirk land valley. The Epitaph says, "every blasted printer in Tom stone has experienced religion"
 J.J. Hyde. editor of the Mohave county Miner. Is building him a new residence.
 A bill was passed the council this morning licensing certain kinds of games of chance.
 The c. T. Society will meet on Friday night, at the residence of VIC. Oliver. West Prescott,
 of Big Bug, contemplates heating in the Salt river valley.
 The receipts of the recorders ofice, for January, amounted to $70l.75 and for February $3l275. The salary of the recorder is $sJ0 Der month.
 The county boaad of examiners will meet on Monday next, March 7th, to ex- anime all aplicsnts for school certificates.
 
 M. Cockburn of the sampling works, accompanied by F. M. Murphy went out ;o Lynx creek to-day, to look ct the mines os that section.
 Hon. Clark Churchill. few days ago. refused ash offer of $32 00o for his 30 acrs tract of land in the suburbs of the city of Phenix. we are told.
 Oscar Vanderbilt. acting general freight and passenger agent, of the P < A. c. R. R. returned from his trip to Phenix Last evening looking hale and hearty He reports great activity in business in the garden city O! Arizona.
 Ernest Fisher, brother of Hon. J. J. Fisher. has been carefully nursed at the residence of c. s. Black and wife, in Kirkland valley, during his illness, caused by his recent injuries and Is nov rapi fly recovering.
 Mrs. Roach has sold out her res taurAnt to Chas. Wan. who took posses sion last evening. The latter intends supplying the table with all the luxuries and delicscies the market affords and hl- reduced the price of board to $500 per week, single meals 50 cents.
 The ladies of the M. E. Church. ct the meeting yesterday, decided to give their entertainment on Saturday eyen- ing, March 9th. Instead of the stereo- typed church social of cakes and coffee. no refreshments will be served. Music, tAbleaux and other features will be intro duced.
 The following item from the Albu- querque Democrat may interest the senator from Apache county. We give it just as printed in the above paper, which says: Senator J. H. Breed, a retired merchant from Winslow, Arizona, but now politician in the territorial council of Arizona, has reformed. He was recently married to Miss Johnson of Pima county, Arizona"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
FRoN TUESDAYS DAILY

FRoN TUESDAYS DAILY
 Collection day.
 March came in like lamb.
 Prescott Rifles meet this evening.
 The legislative session is drawing .o . close.
 The "Toughs" hose company meets tonight.
 Southern papers are booming the "Old Yuma" nine. The Stanton property, at Weaver, vas burned few days ago. The Herald reports that s. E. xias'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
FRIDAY, February 18th.

FRIDAY, February 35th. The militia bill was reported in ths council yesterday. from the committed on Indian and militia affairs, by Wat kins, with amendments.
 The amendments were discussed when the bill was recommitted again to the same committee.
 A number of other bills were up fol discussion, but e the representative ol the JoURxAL-AuER was unable to obtain the titles further than by number. owing to the extra work imposed on the secre' ta-y of the council, report would bs uninteresting.
 Ning's new county bill forming the county of Niles, together with Tnippel'. la-slice-of-Ysvapai-bill, went through the house yesterday afternoon.
 The vote on the former stood as fol. lows: ayes. Adsmson, Ashurst. Bean Baker, DorAn, Felton, Leatherwocd Ming. Mckay. Smith, Scott (Apache) Scot. (PimA), Trippel. wores. Mir Spesker-l5; nays. Andrews, Brscewell Gray. Heyne. Oliver. Peel-6; absent Collins, Fisher, White-3. The vote on Trippel's bill was the sam> with the exceptions, Gray voting aye, and Collins being present, also voting aye, making the vote IT to ,. The house yesterday afternoon passed the code bills concerning fraud ana fraudulent conveysncss," council bil 43; concerning the partition of real property" house bill 70; and "an act concerning executions" house bill 7i by unanimous votes. House bill }, granting per diem tt witnesses in crimnAl cases. was inde6 nitely postponed.
 webb's tili, attaching slice of Yava pal to Maricopa county. was paseed by [ combination vote, the game e paced the Niles county bill and Trippel'i county division bill. The commissioner of immigration bill was further amended in the house. Business in the council n . ou iockaded for want of more clerks. Al effort was made this morning to secur additional help to the secretary, b, private su scription of mem aers, tut was strongly opposed oy Robsrtsou an' failed to go through.
 In the council this morning. Steven reported back the hir for the relief c John Dobbs, without recommendation
 Brced reported isvorably on hous
 bill 67.
 The only absentee in tho house thi
 morning, was White.
 l Heyne of the committee to whic
 Collins' bill. for the relief ot c. \. Luk
 WAS referred, reported unfavorably o
 the bill
 ] AdAasou, ehAiEmsa ei the eoamitss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 New moon.
 Another storm brewing.
 Miss Ella Jones has gone to Csiifor niA.
 Hon NV. Stewart left for home 10 day.
 CdF.C. Hatch has left on visit tt California
 Judge W. c. Ha1led;ae is stopping al the Williams House.
 B.H. Weaver has opened meat market in his old store.
 Geo E. Brown.a a prominent rsncnero ol the Agna Fris, is Tn town.
 The cold wave has passed and we are enjoying pleasant weather again.
 T.G Norris. of Flagstaff. is in town attending to some legal businass.
 The Silver King in Pinsl county has declared its usual g cent dividend
 AG. Heyle a baritone of Whipple has kindly consented to sing at Mrs Ellis piano recital.
 T. $. Bullock, general manager of the P.&A, c. K. R., has gone to San Fran cisco on business
 c. T. Shaw and Thos. Crquhart left to-day for . weeks hunting and fishing trip on the Verde river.
 PIP. Dsgge of the firm of Daggs Bros. prominent sheep men of this county, is in Prescott on business
 Seats can now be secured at c s Hutchinson's for Mrs Ellis piano reef t.l on Saturday evening.
 Owing to her suffering from severe sore throat, Mre F W Blake will not be able to sing at the piano recital Of Mrs N. Ellis.
 C. T. Dunavsn has resigned ss deputy United States Marshal and Sheriff Null venon has been appointed in his place by Marshal Meade.
 Nr Brswl-y is hard ct work on his biographical sketches of legislative mem bers- twill be . very interesting pam phle. xhen completed.
 Sheriff Mulv-non will leave On Sun day. February 27th, for Ksnsb. Utah. to subpoena witnessSs in the case of the Cleveuger murder. It will require 6 trip of over 300 miles.
 Senator A A. Sargent will shortly furnish the Overland Monthly several articles upon topies of public and indus trial interests. Senator Sargent Is en- gagged to write exclusively for the Over land Monthly.
 Ernest Fisher, brother of Hon. J. J Fisher, wAs injured last saturday, in Kirkland valley, by having his horse fall on him. Medical sid wss sent out to him last night IL l. thought that h;s inj uries will not prove serious how ever.
 A person would naturally suppose that the coming of the railroad would make no material difference in the prices of b..ys clothing, boots and .boes. ani consequently sere greatly surprised to find that ciass of goods marked down to eastern prices at the L.on store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
FRoA FRIDAYS DAILY,

Fl ROM FRIDAY < DAlLf,
 The u ain arrived at l2 30 to-day.
 ". s. Head came up from Camp Verde yesterday.
 MT. Cross, of Minnesota. is paying . visit 10 Prescot,'s capital.
 Dr. Kelley and wife, of Ohio. Sre visir ng U. A. Bray and wife.
 Miners nailed boots and sLoes marked down 50 per cent, st the Lion Store
 Travel to Prescott has increased rapidly since the completion of the rail- road.
 1t will pay people who do business in Prescott" 10 advertise m the JOURNAL MINER.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Rioraan and Miss Fulton, of Flagstaff, were passengers on to-da, C incoming train.
 Oscar Vanderbilt, general passenger agent of the r. & A. c. R. R, has gone to Phenix on business.
 Two milee of track of the Mineral Belt railroad have been laid and mate riAl for ten miles more is on the ground.
 The singing oi the Flower Polka by Ni.s Jessie E. Stevens, Prescott's fs- vorite soprano, will attract all lovers of artistic singing and pleasing melody. 
 legislators and other visitors to Pres cot, >>n find pure liquors, and wine and the h -; of cigars st Cap" Fisher Cob Web ha.V
 re. CockbuVn returned from his eastern trip ye.,erisy and will com- mence the erection o| ssmpling works in Prescott immediately.
 A writer, who can perpts'rste such penetrating jokes. ss appeared in our contemporary 'his morning, conrernins $ .triskv oil tanks" and "long h-ui>, is wasting his intellectual sweetness on the desert air, by remaining in Arizona. A fortune awaits that man. either from Bsrnum, to be placed on exhibition as the gres,e-: mental monstroe:ty of the present age, or from the proprietor o' the Poiicr Gs,ette, to pose e model for illustrations in that delectlAbls sheet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-02
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